Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-04-14

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brick.
We understand that part Of J. w.
Snook's house, on Penn street, former
ly occupied by p. S. Meyer. has been
rented to a Mr.. Kleckner, of Haines
township.
Prof. J. III. Feehrer, of Selinsgroye,
writes to the secretary Of our cornet
band that he will come here next Mon.
day morning to give the boys week s
instruction.
-Albright's old blacksmith and car
riage shops on Main street were sold at
public sale last Monday afternoon TO
III. ii. Weser for $40. Mr.. Weiser in.
tends building new tinshop on his
premises.
Bring your dollars to KauffmaD
Il Co.'S store, where $l.C0 will go as
far 8s S200 at most places. An i'm
mense assortment of Mems and La
dies Shoes from $l.00 up. Come one,
come all, and get bargains.
Charles Lannon, Of l[ill Hall, a
boy il years old, was badly injured
by the explosion of two dynamite car
trid yes, which he found among some
rubbish on shelves in the house where
Lhis parents had moved week before
last.
-Dayid Faust, a venerable citizen Of
Mifflinburg, died at that place last
Friday. aged over SO years. His oc-
cupatiou was that of lime burner
and farmer, and he had been resi-.
dent of Mfilinburg for at least half
century.
S. j. HeriLg, Esq, Gregg town
ships popular justice, and prospec-
tive candidate for Register, spent Mon
day in town, the guest of his friend,
b. o. Deininger. He was on his way
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end of Miles township on Tuesday.
LOOK Our !-Threethousand dollars
wol tn of dry goods. notions and fancy
goods coming in at d. 5. Kauffn an &
Co.'S Mammoth store on Main street
this week. So let all be prepared to
get immense bargains. Remember
goods will be sold cheaper than ever.
Gentlenan's Slippers in Goat for
street wear, very fine opera plush, em
broidered also lot of Carpet Slippers,
which will do better for home wear
all of them beautias, large inyoce
coming in in few days at
MUssER & Sons SHOE STORE.
ID. III. Dlven departed for his home
in Salona, Clinton Co., on Tuesday af-
ternoon, after having given this section
of country thorough canyass with his
books and bibles. During his stay in
town he made quite number of
friends who will be glad to welcome
him back.
Squire Eisenhuth met with an ac-
cident yesterday forenoon, which might
have had serious consequences. He
was standing on wagon unloading
boards, when the horse gave jerk, and
threw him out over the end gate On his
head. He escaped with few slight
injuries.
II. E. Duck. Esq, and family
are now comfortably housed in their
fine, new brick residence on Main
street. Mr.. Duck will erect good
sized stable and other necessary out
buildings on his premises this summer.
We gladly welcome him as citizen of
Millhelm.
Mr.. Geo. Cummings, who return
ed home from Ber wick, sick, about
week ago, is feeling better again and
expects to 60 back to resume his duties
in w. G. Rocks hotel in that place.
By the way. Berwick had another big
blaze and it came very near burning
out Rocks Cross Keys hotel. 1t must
be getting uncomfortatly hot down
there for William.
"A GREAT BATTLE is continually
going on in the human system. The
demon of impure blood strives to gain
victory over the constitution, to ruin
health, to drag victims to the grave.
A good reliable medicine like Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the weapon with which
to defend ones self, drive the desperate
enemy from the field, and restore peace
and bodily health for many years. Try
this peculiar medicine.
The reports have il that large
ore syndicate to be called the Wash ore
mining company, limited, has been Or
gauizsd by Bellefonte capitalists with a
view of developing part of Centre coun-
ty. The company will lease. mine,
wash and deal in iron ore. The follow
ing are said to be the officers of this
new institution w. r. Jenkins pres
ident II. G.. Valentine, manager and
secretary James H Potter Treasurer.